3. How does Kanty treat men who disagree with him?
(a) He debates with them.
(b) He kills them.
(c) He tortures them.
(d) He puts them in prison.

4. Which group of African people is focused on in Sundiata's story?
(a) The working class.
(b) The servants.
(c) The peseants.
(d) The kings.

5. What animal do the villagers attribute to the new baby?
(a) A lion.
(b) A flamingo.
(c) A gazelle.
(d) A gorilla.

6. How does Fakoli react to Kanty's theft?
(a) He forgives him.
(b) He curses him.
(c) He kills him.
(d) He ignores him.

7. Whose griot is Kouyaty?
(a) Sundiata's.
(b) Soumaoro Kanty's.
(c) Dankaran's.
(d) Manding Bory's.

8. How does the king react to the news that Sogolon has gone into labor?
(a) He is angry.
(b) He is completely apathetic.
(c) He is very nervous.
(d) He is not home when the news breaks out.

9. How does the king feel when Manding Bory is born?
(a) He is frustrated.
(b) He is apathetic.
(c) He is confused.
(d) He is excited.

10. Which of the following groups of people claimed to know all along that Sundiata would rise up and walk?
(a) The griots.
(b) The witches.
(c) The sorcerers.
(d) The outcasts.

11. What object does the hunter use to tell the king's fortune?
(a) Tarot cards.
(b) Seashells.
(c) Tea leaves.
(d) Bones.

12. What animal does the hunter who approaches Maghan Kon Fatta offer to him?
(a) A buffalo.
(b) A deer.
(c) A lion.
(d) A bird.

13. In what country is Sundiata named heir to a childless king?
(a) Lema.
(b) Fema.
(c) Bema.
(d) Mema.

14. Who urges Dankaran to hate his brothers?
(a) Manding Bory.
(b) Fassyky.
(c) Sassouma.
(d) Sogolon.

15. What are Sundiata's ancestors known for being able to extract from plants and herbs that others cannot?
(a) Food.
(b) Water.
(c) Medicine.
(d) Spirits.